Anyone know if I use a table nest is a paver or pice of ceramic nessasary??

AzULikIt · January 9

I built a new table and I am going to use a nest...do iI need to use a piec of tile under the nest??

Skiddymarker · January 9

There is no doubt the 2" space provided by a table nest will be OK from a heat perspective, BUT, any ash that falls out will not care if it falls 2" or 2'.... Still a strong fire possibility...

A fire "proof" surface under the nest is the best solution.

I have a table nest with tile under the egg.

Mickey · January 9

Just what Skiddy said.

AzULikIt · January 9

I never thouh of the hot ash falling on it I am kind of new to the BGE

Skiddymarker · January 9

Skookum looking table, if you can find a piece of stainless steel or even black metal if you don't want the higher profile of a paver. Even a a couple of loose lay 16"X16" dark tile, matching your top would do. They do not have to be cemented, the egg weight will keep them in place.

OziEgg · January 9

When I got sick of waiting for the table nest I ordered from BGE direct to show up I used paving stones.

It works fine and I think it looks ok too.

Still waiting for the table nest by the way....

Bullibe · January 9

If you have the cut out piece of granite, that would look cool under it. Nice table, by the way !

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